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Paul Nelson ReportingNew developments in the case of a woman accused of posing as someone else to have a baby. The victim may have to go through court proceedings for a year to clear her name.
Anndorie Sachs plays with her four kids, but it's the daughter she didn't have that's causing her problems. She says she's getting more bills and official notices, even though many people know the baby isn't hers.
Anndorie Sachs: "I've already got stacks and stacks and stacks of paperwork that I have to fill out to verify who I am and that I wasn't the person who did these things."
Sachs says the Department of Child and Family services is talking to her neighbors. Also, a constable came to her home to serve her papers, challenging custody of her non-daughter.
She even has to take a DNA test to prove she's not the girl's mother. But she says all the legal troubles may be worth it if the baby can have a good life.
Anndorie Sachs: "This baby had all the medical care that it needed, and it's doing okay. So, from that standpoint, it's good."
